Does anyone here use Fluent Cart with Bricks?

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I bought Fluent Cart Pro, it’s a very promising Woo alternative. Built from the ground up on performance and should hopefully (overtime) compete with UI/UX/buyer journey of the top e-commerce systems like Shopify.

But, I am a bit concerned, I’ve just realised their Bricks integration is a bit limited. E.G. They do have a product archive Bricks element but the whole point of Bricks is, we can build our own custom archive, with custom cards.

Yes, you can do this but it’s quite limited. When you’re building the card, they only have 1 element for Add to card, which automatically shows Quantity, Variations. It really needs individual elements. And I’ve read it has some issues with native Bricks filtering system.

Another limitation is, I don’t think they expose their data to Brick dynamic data / condition systems.

So I’m just trying to get your feedback, does anyone use Fluent cart here? Are you fairly confident it will eventually have true integration? I’m having slight buyers remorse :stuck_out_tongue:

EDIT: Here’s a good video from WPTuts that explains the limitations;

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Hi. I’m using Fluent Cart Pro with bricks!

You should checkout FluentBricks plugin

It’ll give you a more granular control with the added FluentCart elements.

Cheers.

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Hi,

Thanks for that :slight_smile:

I will use that in necessary but I think those features should be in Fluent Cart (or Bricks?) core.

I mean, for example, if I were using Woo, then I think I get an individual Add to Cart element, just with Bricks and Woo installed.

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I totally agree.
I’m finding that there are still a lot of quirks in FluentCart that needs to be fixed.

Hopefully FluentCart solves these problems quickly!

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